The Arizona champion., 1887-06-04
LOCAL MA TTERS.
The weather is magnificent.

For fine Pony White Rye call on Sport Boyle at the Keg Saloon.
 Flagstaff will be dressed in holiday attire on the 4th of July.
 A large lot of fresh ranch butter and eggs just received at Barth's.
 w. Q. D. Evans new building has been fitted up as a lodging house.
 Old Guckenheimer whiskey spring of S2 just received at the Keg Saloon.
 The Arizona Cattle company's meat market has been closed up.
 Landscape views taken on short nos tice; also views of residences at the Flagstaff Art Gallery.
 The brick yard to the north of town IS now in full blast.
 All kinds of commercial and fancy job printing now done at this office at low prices.
 Labor is scarce in Flagstaff. No man need be idle.
 Infants and chlldren's pictures ta- ken by the instantaneous process at the Flagstaff Art Gallery.
 Governor Zulick has gone to the penitentiary at Yuma, on visit.
 Nathan Earth has just received a large stock of fine wines, whiskies and brandies. His A. A. Club House whiskey is the best ever brought to Flagstaff.
 Chief Justice Wright has a large calendar before him to clear up.
 Ten thousand cigars received this week direct from the factory, Among the many favorite brands we have the celebrated "GOvernor" cigar. Call at Barth's for prices.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen made visit to Blackberry, where he. was called pro- fessionally.
 If you want to look at fine samples of cloths, go to Nathan BaIth's, and they will measure you for the latest style of any texture or pattern. A perfect fit guaranteed.
 F. L. Rogers, one of the leading cattlemen of Williams, was Tn town this week.
 If you wish to buy a fine, Chicker- ing piano, nearly new, in first class order, for one-halt of original cost, call on J. C. yining.
 O'Neill and Black lave started branch store on the line of the Min eral Belt railroad.
 If you want fine picture, imperial promenade or vignette cabinet call on Edward Hunter at his gallery and he will give you fine work in the high est style of the art. Several commercial drummers have been in town during the past few days interviewing our merchants.
 $3,ooo yor 25 e,nks per day, wih ,sI5 weekiy indemaiD. Buy an insur- anee hekef 7oiM yOur railr0ad Hcket Jor Sak af Ae GIbOt, C. s. BoaOmaH, Agenf.
 Dick Rule has gone to Yuma to assume the duties of clerk of the dis trict court.
 Edward Hunter, who is connected with the photograph gallery of Erwin Baer, the we'll known artist of Pres colt, and who has the largest art gal. lery west of Los Angeles, will open a branch gallery here to-day, and is prepared to execute photographs in all the latest styles.
 Major Warren, of the Aztec Cattle company, John V. Rhodes and Geo. H. Tinker made trip this week over the Mineral Belt road and went from the end of the track to Mormon Lake.
 Charles A: Roberts, of East Will. son, N. Y., had thirteen scrofulous ulcers on his face and neck. Hoods Sarsaparilla cured them. ( The Mineral Belt railroad has now over I7 miles of rails laid down and more than 20 miles graded, waiting for the arrival of rails from the east which are en route.
 Ellis Wainwright, of Saint Louis, managing director of the Arizona Cattle company, John V. Rhodes, of New York and Major Warren, Gener- al Manager of the Aztec Cattle com pany, made a pleasant call at the | CHAMPION office on Wednesday.
 A movement is being made to have the cemetery ground surveyed, laid | out and enclosed with fencing. Flag staff has very beautiful location for | the resting place of its dead and all | of our citizens should help all they | can towards placing it in good order. |
 Norbert Valin, of St. Louis, is among our new arrivals. He has the | contract and is experimenting the stoLe work on the new bank build. ing,
 J. F. Daggs has been in the valley q week or so lately looking out for his extensive alfalfa ranch in Lehi. MT. Daggs is progressive and intel ligent man and we are pleased to see him taking slice of our valley pie. He states that, despite drought, the sheep interests of Arizona have sui fered but little this season. Salt Riv. er Valley News.
 The Brannen addition, situated on the southern side of the railroad, at he eastern end of the town is now